The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-15
SUNBEANS.

Al "ANS'E
stock of wall paper. Bits
james Mcmahon and family returned
from Waubay, Wednesday.
Burt Gates received the first duCk-in'
the Moccasin last Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Thomas commenced
teaching in district No. Z last Monday.
Miss Baxter will teach the summer
term of school in district No. 2, which
begins next Monday.
Elder Davies will lecture Sunday eve
ming at the school house. Subject, first
verse in the Bible" Come all.
Superintendent Macleod held exam
ination in the school house yesterday.
Eight teachers were IN attendance.
-Chas. Cripple, of Bowdle, arrived last
Tuesday to take charge of this station
during station agent Cooks absence.
Fer SALE.--Two new mich cows for
cash or on time. Enquire of
34tf N. |. GILBERT, Warner.
Erik Erickson, of Aberdeen, has leas-
ed Henry Ablin's billiard parlor and
started a saloon therein. Warner Is
now well supplied with saloons
Mary Baker, an Indiana girl OF Ger
man descent, has tasted 1O5 days and
she says it wasn't for love either. The
physicians say she will ecover.
Charlie Gates, of Pickwick, Mimi.
brother of Mrs. j. w. Gates, arrived in
town Friday and will spend the sum-
mer in the beautiful valley of the Jim
The firm heretofore known as Green
& Gange, general merchandise, Warner,
have, by mutual consent dissolved part.
nershlp. Mr.. Gange will continne the
business.
Mrs. H. S. Dewell, daughter-in.law
of Mrs. Jane Foster, who has been visit
ing in this place for q couple of weeks
past, returned to her home in Kampes-
ka, last week.
-FOUND.-On Sunday morning April 10,
in one of the bedrooms at the Foster
House, a sum OF money. Looser can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice.
34tf Mrs. JANE FOSTER.
The remains of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Titus little son who died and was
buried on their farm some five years
ago, were reinterred in the cemetery
at this place last Tuesday.
A farm hand by the name of Ira
M~attice, living four miles north of
Redfeld, committed suicide last Mon.
day by striking himself on the head
with a heavy hammer. He was insane.
"A little son of Mrs. Lyon living near
Rudolph. while out scufiing with play
mates last Sunday, had one of his arms
dislocated. Or Cook set the fractured
member and the little fellow is doing
nicely.
and Mrs. Jay Cook took the ave-
ming train Wednesday for GAINESVILLE,
Wis. Mr.. Cooks health Of late has not
been the best and a vacation 81 two or
three months win probably do him
much good.
Mallory and Miller. two prisoners
confined in the Columbia Jail, made
their escape Sunday evening. They
were both re~-captured, however, one
near Westport and the other neal
Frederick.
lin the south part of the territory
prairie fires have been doing some
deadly and destructive work within the
last two weeks. Near Huron severa'
persons have been burned to doath anG
the loss. of stock and property Is per;
great. This should be 4 warning Il
our farmers and others, for one cannoI
be too careful about how, when ant
where he sets q prairie fire.
III. H. Willis 8 Co. have just received
their spring stock Of dry goods. Ladiei
can find anything they desire in dres.
goods, lace, oriental lace, fancy cottoI
lace and Egyptian lace. Also Swis
and Hamburg embrodrIes. Gents ar'
requested TO examine our new stock .
reBdy-made clothing. q guarantee Il
and prices to SUIT.
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